A) The independent states faced the challenge of maintaining their independence. B) The independent states faced the challenge of governing themselves. C) The independent states faced the challenge of working together. D) The independent states faced the challenge of picking a new ruler.
A) Congress asked the states to organize their governments. B) Congress asked the states to make their own governments. C) Congress asked the states to pick there own leaders. D) Congress asked the states to work together.
A) They made a law that went against rulers having power at all. B) They made new governments that didn't allow the people to have a certain amount of power. C) They crafted constitutions that limited power of the governor. D) They created a group of people that had all the power.
A) A Republic is a government in which citizens rule through elected representatives. B) A Republic is a government in which a King or Queen rule throughout everything. C) A Republic is a government in which only one person rules through everything. D) A Republic is a government ruled by a dictator.
A) The Articles of Confederation is the united states first constitution. B) The Articles of Confederation is a book of laws. C) The Article of Confederation is an large army. D) The Articles of Confederation is a new government.
A) 13 Articles B) 7 Articles C) 14 Articles D) 12 Articles
A) There was no national court system. B) There was no chief executive. C) All of the above. D) There was no way to pass laws enforced by congress.
A) Land Act of 1800 B) Policies for Western Lands C) The Ordinance of 1785 D) The Northwest Ordinance
A) All of the above B) Americans negotiated a peace treaty with Britain. C) The Confederation expanded the country's foreign trade. D) The Confederation helped with settling and governing the country's western lands.
A) They wanted to ship goods to market. B) They didn't want Americans to leave with there goods. C) They wanted to stop American expansion into its territory. D) They didn't want more Americans coming in there territory.
A) None of the above. B) They were convinced because their was a serious shortage of money in the United States. C) They were convinced because farmers were unable to sell their goods. D) They were convinced because of serious economic difficulties.
A) Alexander Hamilton B) A famous slave C) George Washington D) Daniel Shay
A) South Carolina and Georgia B) New Jersey and Virginia C) Pennsylvania and New York D) Connecticut and Rhode Island
A) James Wilson and James Madison B) George Washington and James Wilson C) James Madison and Alexander Hamilton D) George Washington and Benjamin Franklin
A) Hamilton called for an convention to talk about a strong national government. B) Hamilton called for an convention to talk about making new rules. C) Hamilton called for an convention to talk about ending slavery. D) Hamilton called for an convention to discuss improvement to the Articles of Confederation
A) Patrick Henry and James Taylor B) Alexander Hamilton and John Adams C) Ben Franklin and George Washington D) Thomas Jefferson and Roger Sherman
A) 1 vote on all questions B) 2 votes on all questions C) 4 votes on all questions D) 13 votes on all questions
A) The Virginia Plan B) The Great Compromise C) The Three-Fifths Compromise D) The New Jersey Plan
A) A Bill of Rights B) The American Revolution C) The Articles of Confederation D) All of the above
A) 9 of the 13 states have to approve B) All 13 states have to approve C) 5 of the 13 states have to approve D) 7 of the 13 states have to approve |